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  • Chris Harlan

    July 22, 2011 at 8:20 am in reply to: Thoughts on FCPX from Oliver Peters

    Good review. I agree completely. I seem to edit in a similar fashion, as well. One of my favorite things about FCP is the ability to use sequences as bin-like scratch pads. Thanks for posting.

  • So, K-Mart, Target, and JC Penny’s are for consumers, Saks and Macy’s are strictly professional, and Kohl’s makes corporate blogs, local commercials and wedding videos? Did I get that right?

  • Oh, dear. We just ain’t gonna agree. Stop with the “once again you’ve proved my point”s, though. They’re silly.

  • [Craig Seeman] “I can’t think of one “consumer” Thunderbolt product announced. “

    Really? How about the new Thunderbolt display, which is basically a docking station packed into a monitor. Thunderbolt is perfect for exteriorizing the work of the traditional local bus. That’s the reason it is Mac airs.

    Apple itself says: use the Thunderbolt port to connect the new Apple Thunderbolt Display and transform your ultracompact MacBook Air into a complete desktop workstation.

  • [Craig Seeman] “Not faith. It’s examining Apple’s history and marketing.

    As they say “past performance is not a guarantee of future success.” It’s not faith though. It’s just an examination of their business model.

    That is absolutely ridiculous. You are making these pronouncements based on very little history, especially considering the amount of change Apple has gone through since the introduction of the iPhone.

  • Dude, that is a lot of faith.

  • Chris Harlan

    July 21, 2011 at 3:58 pm in reply to: Why the urgency to jump to Avid/Adobe RIGHT NOW?

    Aye, aye, Captain.

  • Chris Harlan

    July 21, 2011 at 9:29 am in reply to: Less is more

    ROTFL!!!!!

  • [Chris Kenny] “what’s the evidence for this rather surprising conclusion?”

    LOL. I draw from the same very meager pile of evidence you do. We just reach different conclusions. (smily emoticon goes here)

  • Craig, we misunderstand each other. I think they certainly care about their product, PR, and etc. What I have come to believe is that they don’t care about is the high-end professional market. I think it is just so 20th century to them, and that they’ll gladly cede it to niche companies like Avid and Adobe. And until I see someone from Apple demonstrating even modest concern over this thing, I’ll continue to think that.

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